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The guy on the right isn't too shabby either

Make it a Sunday trip and Dave and I could tag along

I was a spry 26 in 1991 . Those were the good old days

Question I was just asked "Would you like to join weight watchers ? we are running a half price special now " my answer " No thank you, I don't have any trouble watching my weight , it goes with me everywhere"

I could have done without that

Not really

The cfo isn't much better either , at least he didn't try to be funny

The ceo of UPS is one boring arrogant sob

Good god that was a long , boring meeting

Getting it on me doesn't bother me . Removing it is the part I hate

that's how i'll do it then. thanks btw, ever put a scope on your 9813 ? just wondering where yours starts to clip how about orientating the mids ? they will be placed in the door because i have a manual and big feet mine starts clipping around 29-30 iirc . Not much you can do with them in the doors besides deaden the poo poo out of the doors , and isolate the baffles as much as possible. You could try a slight angle up and towards the center , but I'm not sure it would help much

I use dish gloves a lot of times . Cause I gots hairy arms

Local automotive shop ? P.S They have this stuff for your hands that coats them in some weird film, makes it super easy to wash tehm because the dirt/grease doesnt stick to it. I forget what its called but i know they sell it at pep boys. Stuff is called liquid glove

Looks like a little bit of clipping with the three pixels at the top of the peak side by side like that

I would wait to mount the tweets until you get the mids in and are able to listen to both locations ( or maybe if different places if needed ) .

Fiberglass isn't a liquid , it's a solid material made from spun glass fibers hence the name fiberglass . Resin ( be it polyester, epoxy , polyisothropic yada yada ) on the other hand is a liquid in it's uncured state. Molds are great for laying up glass , but unless you plan on mass producing the part afterwards. A mold really isn't worth the time and effort needed to produce one

what about the people with really strong rear fill , that makes you feel like your sitting right in the middle of the band

The sonar transducer inside the motor head is pretty handy too in the shallow rivers around here . Trolling motor props are a chit ton cheaper than sonar transducers are

probably , that's about the only thing I use it for , and love it for it . It can parallel weedlines perectly with out me doing anything . Perfect for when I have the nephews with me and I have to keep dealing with them constantly

:orly: autopilot is useful?? I have never had the pleasure and of course in a pompous way scoffed when I heard about it. it sounds like I was a bit eager to protect my wallet, Extremely usefull . Following weedlines in the river is a piece of cake

Glad to see you have something from my home town, well originally anyway. MinnKota >> others when it comes to weeds autopilot and universal sonar >> than others as well .

very nice , i love the black on black

this found a home today

sure there isn't a little "v" to go along with the big "c" . as in cerwin vega. I don't recall cadence subs using just a "c" but they may have

And stay away from the bridges